As part of MNfashion week this fall, fashionistas got dressed and gathered at the new Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St. Paul for an event called ‘Little Black Dress.’ Photographed October 6, 2011. (Pioneer Press: Chris Polydoroff)

If you’re looking to attend a runway show, there are a few in the works for late summer and into the fall.

— Minneapolis-St. Paul Fashion Week is set for Sept. 23-30. This year’s lineup includes shows throughout St. Paul and Minneapolis featuring a range of emerging designers to more established names in the Twin Cities style scene. Trunk shows and open houses with local boutiques are also part of the week’s festivities.

Two Minneapolis-St. Paul Fashion Weeks are held each year — in spring and in fall. For more info, visit mnfashion.org.

— Fashion Fighting Stigma is slated to take the spotlight Aug. 16 at Landmark Center in St. Paul (75 W. Fifth St.). The second annual runway show will feature pieces from local designers and boutiques including Rachel Blomgren, Primp (St. Paul and St. Louis Park) and n’etc. (Edina). Doors open at 7 p.m. Cost is $20 in advance, $25 at the door with proceeds benefiting programs for metal illness and homelessness. For more information, visit peopleincorporated.org or call 651-288-3508.

— Pink Bow City, a pinup/rockabilly-themed fashion show, will be held Aug. 8 at Honey bar and lounge in Minneapolis (205 E. Hennepin Ave.). In addition to a runway show featuring local designers and businesses, screenprinting and photo shoots will be offered to attendees.

The event is hosted by Minneapolis-based Pink Bow City, offering custom designs online with vintage flair. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the event is free. For more information, go to pinkbowcity.com.

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